@lostwomenseries: Lost Women: Camille Claudel and how Rodin destroyed her career when she left him and outshone him. #lostwomen #womenshistory Sources also in my bio for clickables: Camille Claude and Auguste Rodin: It's Complicated | Daily Art Magazine Did Auguste Rodin Steal From Camille Claudel? | Hyperallergic.com The Compelling Life and Work of French Sculptor Camille Claudel | My Modern Met

Wendy McClelland 🇨🇦 :

Jealous men have destroyed SO MANY women.

StarlightFrequency :

30 years in an insane asylum with doctors who say she should be released is absolutely horrific did Rodin pull strings w that?

Icanseethebirds 🍉🇺🇦 :

Disappointingly she has a room in the Rodin Museum in Paris. She is still held captive by her abuser.

ltp13579 :

Men still call their ex girlfriends crazy to diminish them

Rosequartz Tarot (Official) :

I’ve come to understand most great men of history were horrible people

Esss :

The way this has happened too many times to too many talented and brilliant women

marymaryquitecontrary :

these men. they get attracted then competitive then punish

Covenmarie :

Shaking my head and honestly realizing they are all horrible beings. Their theft, their lies, their violence, their deceptions, just horrible people all around.

Georgina Gutiérrez :

I love this series, but i hate this series. Does that make sense? 🫠

whaoNelly :

✨Skully✨ ☠️ :

Jealous men are so dangerous

lindawendy2023 :

The 1988 Camille Claudel movie showed that he stole her work.

10.10º🪐.🆓🇵🇷 🍉🪶🪬. :

She was not only more talented than Rodin, but she was also her father‘s favorite and why her brother Paul who was highly religious committed her for living in sin.

Ruthiefisher :

If a woman or person of color outshines a white man, he will destroy them.

Bre_toda_izzo :

I love and hate this series cuz 🔪

shaslove :

The absurdity of the fact that women could just be put in asylum because their family wanted them to be is horrendous. 😡

lifeenmotion :

I saw some of her work at the Art Institute of Chicago about three years ago. Such a sad example of how men use coercive control and abuse to punish brilliant women.

Σκευηλινι 🇨🇾 :

Stories like these are why I don't believe in justice or divine intervention. She had her life stolen from her and he had a great life and was celebrated, without guilt eating him up and without punishment

moveyounger :

I haven’t seen the movie, Camille Claude,since it came out in 1988, but I remember it as being incredibly impactful and I believe a fairly accurate portrayal of her.

Balcony Babies :

30 goddamn years!! 🤬🤬 She was probably committed for being (rightfully) livid and not just going along with it all. My heart breaks at stories like these. Thank you for sharing hers. I'm sorry, Camille Claudel. ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

jeorg.sauer :

Her brother was a famous poet who kept her imprisoned for forty years in an asylum while he became more famous and accepted in the French Academy!

jooker :

half the time, these family's hate their children. how could you leave her there

petracampbell8 :

What women put up with then is harrowing. What men did to women is criminal

Dreamweaver2013 :

So is it too late to correct history? Can we somehow start celebrating Camille Claude, and deemphasize Rodan? How do we get the art society to embrace these women who are sidelined?